Paralympics organisers defend sponsor Atos in face of protests

Disability activists angry about company's involvement with controversial incapacity benefit 'fit to work' tests

Tanni Grey-Thompson: Paralympic star to disability rights champion

With 11 gold medals, six London marathon wins and 30 world records, the former athlete is now inspiring a new generation of Paralympians and a new attitude to disability

‘Not a level playing field,’ says Lisa Dobriskey after 1500m defeat

Briton voices concern after loss to runner who served doping ban, while US women's 4x100m break long-standing record

Royal Mail defends decision to deny Paralympic gold medallists own stamps

Failure to honour winners at Paralympics in same way as Olympians prompts outcry online

London 2012: Olympic track cycling – as it happened

Rolling report: Ed Clancy won bronze in the omnium to add to Britain's track-cycling tally

London 2012: ministers may seek injunction to block Heathrow strike

Union representing immigration and customs staff says it would rather settle dispute through negotiation ahead of talks

Olympic torch route, day 67: wheelchair athlete misses out – and wonders why

Twenty of the 24 Kingston torchbearers will be from outside the borough, claim writers looking at corporate involvement

Olympics: ministers ‘discussed sacking’ striking UK Border Agency staff

Culture secretary said questions had been raised about whether to fire workers threatening to strike on eve of London 2012